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Georgia Power shares ways to lower winter heating costs
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia Power is outlining ways customers can lower their heating costs this winter as colder weather arrives in the area. A Georgia Power spokesperson said renters and homeowners can take steps to cut costs during the winter months while staying warm. Temperatures are...
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Atlanta faces freeze after 70-degree drop
A sharp November cold front will sweep across north Georgia with gusty winds and passing overnight showers, driving Atlanta temperatures down to near freezing by Sunday. The FOX 5 Storm Team is tracking it all. Here's their forecast as of early Wednesday evening.
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Women's Basketball Inks Three During Early Signing Period
THE FLATS – Head coach Karen Blair and Georgia Tech women’s basketball announced the signings of Sydney Marshall, Giaunni Rogers and Dasia Scott Wednesday during the early signing period. “We’re thrilled to welcome our 2027 signees to Georgia Tech," Blair said. "This group understands the standard of excellence...
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Griffin food pantry could close by January as costs rise, demand triples
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Leaders at a Griffin food pantry say it could shut down by January without more donations, as rising costs and growing demand strain its budget. Manna From Above President James Watson said the number of families seeking help has tripled over the past...
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Navy veteran embraces second career, pursues nursing dream
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Kyanise Mitchell, a Navy veteran and nursing student, received applause at Herzing University in Sandy Springs on Veterans Day as the school honored its student and employee veterans. Mitchell spent seven years in the military before leaving to pursue a civilian career. “I...
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Conyers mayor calls for competitive pay for police officers
CONYERS — Conyers Mayor Connie Alsobrook says the city needs to take a closer look at police officer salaries to remain competitive with surrounding law enforcement agencies, emphasizing that strong training programs and a positive department culture may not be enough to attract and retain officers. During the Nov. 4 City Council meeting, Alsobrook raised concerns about compensation at the Conyers Police Department after attending the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference, where she participated in discussions about law enforcement training, officer safety, emergency preparedness, and recruitment. She said the experience reinforced her appreciation for the training and procedures already in place at the Conyers Police Department. Alsobrook said the city and Rockdale County rank near the bottom of metro Atlanta law enforcement agencies in compensation, citing positions of approximately 26th and 27th in a regional comparison. She did not identify the source of the rankings or specify whether they reflected starting salaries or overall compensation. "One of the things that we're going to have to figure out is how we compensate these people for doing the right thing, coming out, putting their lives on the line for us," Alsobrook said. She illustrated the challenge by recounting a conversation